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Game schedules affected by Hurricane Dorian

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Credit: Adam Krohn

Credit: Adam Krohn

By Todd Holcomb
Sept 5, 2019

Hurricane Dorian has affected the following games involving Georgia teams:

Canceled 

• Columbia at Rockledge, Fla. 
• Bradwell Institute at Valdosta

Note: Valdosta and Columbia have agreed to play on Friday at 8 p.m. in Valdosta.

• Beach at Pierce Co. 
• Bolles, Fla. at New Hampstead

Note: New Hampstead and Pierce Co. have agreed to play on Sept 12 at 7 p.m. at Pierce Co. 
• Locust Grove at Camden Co. (the game will count as a forfeit victory for Camden Co.). 
• Statesboro at Liberty Co.

Rescheduled 

• Bryan Co. at Long Co. has been moved to Sept 16. 
• Wayne Co. at Richmond Hill has been moved to Nov 1. 
• McIntosh Co. Academy at Brunswick has been moved to Sept. 13. 
• Beaufort, S.C. at Effingham Co. has been moved to Oct. 4.

Postponed (no makeup date) 

• Savannah Christian at Toombs Co. 
• Islands at Calvary Day 
• Savannah County Day at Johnson-Savannah 
• Glynn Academy at Groves

RELATED: Full coverage of Hurricane Dorian

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